Exceptional Stays & Tours in Morocco

Then, an educational visit into the habous quarter, with its traditional markets, its relaxed atmosphere, and its French and Moroccan architecture, the Habous Quarter is one of the most beautiful corners of Casablanca. It offers welcoming cafes and small shops selling Moroccan products, with must-see sites such as the Royal Palace nearby.

After lunch, you will discover the beautiful corniche coast, the maritime promenade of Casablanca.

The visit will start directly in the old Portuguese city with some interesting monuments, then we will reach the hotel for the check in, and for some peaceful relaxing times at the Atlantic coast.

Distance:   120 Km
Average Driving Time: 1:20 hours (excluding the stops)

Upon arrival in Essaouira, formerly known as Mogador, savor lunch at an authentic restaurant offering freshly caught seafood with panoramic views of the sea. Explore the city at your own pace, capturing the essence of the Medina, photographing candy-colored fishing boats, and meandering through an ancient Portuguese fortress. 

Distance:   354 Km
Average Driving Time: 3: 40 hours ( excluding the stops )

For those seeking a unique experience, consider a visit to a renowned winery for a tasting session featuring reds, whites, and roses crafted from grapes grown in expansive vineyards. Conclude the day with dinner at the riad or explore local dining options.

 Distance:   220 Km
Average Driving Time: 4 hours (excluding the stops)

Taghazout stands out for its remarkable setting. Its views are just breathtaking. Here, too, the sun shines year round and its seven kilometers long beaches bordered by the High Atlas Mountains.

Distance:   160 km
Average Driving Time: 2:45 hours (excluding the stops )

The main seaside resort of the country, the city with 300 days of sunshine per year, is full of activities. At the water’s edge, cafés and restaurants open their doors to you, introduce you to the local gastronomy and submit their specialties to the enlightened judgements of your taste buds!

We will continue with discovering the Djemaa el Fna Square where you can try bartering with the locals or have a glass of freshly-squeezed orange juice on one of the many rooftop terraces overlooking the square. After the sun sets you will witness Djemaa el Fna becoming even livelier and overflowing with food vendors. We will spend the night in Marrakech.

Distance:   274 km
Average Driving Time: 3:30 hours ( excluding the stops )

We will visit the famous Majorelle gardens, decorated in indigo blue and housing a small museum of berbere art, and the Yyes Saint Laurent museum.

You will cross the High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, which reaches an altitude of 2,260 meters (7,415 feet) and is the highest mountain pass in North Africa. The road passes through various villages typical of the northern slopes of the Atlas, where corn can be seen ripening in the sun on the packed-earth roofs of the stone houses and snow during winter time.

You will visit the Kasbah Ait Benhaddou, a fortified village classified by UNESCO as one of the world’s cultural treasures. At Ait Benhaddou we will stop for lunch and give you some time to explore the kasbah for yourself.

Once your arrival at Ouarzazate, you will start the visit of the Atlas studio where some of the American films was made, as gladiator movies, the mommies, spy games…  

Distance:   200 Km
Average Driving Time: 3:30 hours (excluding the stops)

Distance:   140 Km
Average Driving Time: 2:20 hours (excluding the stops)

We’ll traverse terraced crops and marvel at the lush greenery of M’Goun Valley. Continuing our journey, we’ll ascend to a pass leading us through a juniper forest into the scenic Valley adorned with numerous Kasbahs.

Next, we’ll explore the heart of the Roses Valley, admiring the burgeoning fields of roses intermingled with cereal crops. These rose gardens serve as the source for producing rose products. Along the way, we’ll visit local villages, explore the town and market, and witness the process of distilling rose oil.

Finally, we’ll return to your hotel in Dades Valley, where you’ll spend the night, reflecting on the day’s unforgettable experiences.

You will then continue farther east into the narrowest and most spectacular section of the gorges, where we will take some time to wander among the towering rock walls of the narrow corridors. Afterwards we will continue straight to the desert village of Merzouga.

Upon reaching the camp, you’ll be shown  your tent and treated to the dinner, followed by traditional music around the campfire.

 Distance:   271 Km
Average Driving Time: 4 hours (excluding the stops)

On the tour we will visit the oasis of Merzouga, the nomadic depository, and Khamlia Village, where we will be able to hear gnawa music from the local people who are descendants of ex-slaves that found their way to Morocco from Senegal via the Salt Route. We will continue to meet desert nomads in their tents and discover their way of life.

In the evening you will witness the breathtaking sunset and capture stunning pictures, then you will enjoy the Moroccan cuisine and enjoy traditional live music, sit down and chat with locals, or enjoy some drumming lessons

Once your arrival at the airport, the driver will drive you to our hotel for having same relax time. 

The visit will start with the Djemaa el Fna Square where you can try bartering with the locals or have a glass of freshly-squeezed orange juice on one of the many rooftop terraces overlooking the square. After the sun sets you will witness Djemaa el Fna becoming even livelier and overflowing with food vendors. We will spend the night in Marrakech.

Distance:   127 Km
Average Driving Time: 2 hours drive & 1 hour Flight

We will visit the famous Majorelle gardens, decorated in indigo blue and housing a small museum of berbere art, and the Yyes Saint Laurent museum.